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<TITLE>Sixth Test of Section 7.0 of CSS1 Spec</TITLE>
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P:first-line {font-style: small-caps}
P {display: block}
P {white-space: nowrap}
P {font-variant: small-caps}
P {background-attachment: fixed}
P {word-spacing: normal}
P {letter-spacing: normal}
P {text-transform: none}
P {text-align: left}
P {border-style: solid}

p {height: auto}

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<h1 >Testing Statement #6 of Section 7.0 of CSS1 Spec</h2>








<ul>
<li>
6. A UA does not have to implement all the functionality of CSS1; it can be
conformant to CSS1 by implementing the core functionality.
</ul>


<h2>PASS CRITERIA
</h2>
<p>
If statement #6 above is passed, this paragraph should have a font variant 
of small caps (subject to character conversion issues), a background-
attachment of fixed, a word spacing of normal, a letter spacing of normal,
text transform of none, text align of left, border style of solid, and
height of auto.  This is regardless of the actual CSS rules applied here.
This is the core functionality.
For information, the rules applied are:
"p:first-line {font-style: small-caps}", "p {display: block}", "p {white-
spacing: normal}", "p {letter-spacing: normal}", "p {text-transform: none}",
'p {text-align: left}", "p {border-style: solid}", and "p {height: auto}".



All other properties of this page should be UA-default.

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